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The biggest story in the tech world tonight centers on Nvidia, where the company's board of directors is reportedly preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang. Two sources allege Huang had an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence agencies believe was a Chinese asset — a claim that, if confirmed, would send shockwaves through the semiconductor industry.
Shifting to a security story with a different flavor, the Lego resale platform BrickLink has gone dark after detecting what the company is calling unusual activity on its systems. BrickLink is one of the largest secondary marketplaces for Lego sets and parts, with millions of users worldwide, and the outage has left buyers and sellers in the dark while the investigation unfolds.
And for developers in the open-source space, Wiki dot js has released version three point zero of its popular self-hosted wiki platform. It's a significant milestone for a project that many organizations rely on for internal documentation, and the community has been anticipating this update for some time.
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